About World Currency.

countries that peg their currencies to the dollar.

That includes seven countries that have adopted the U.S currency.

That's 65 percent of all dollars. That includes 75 percent of $100 bills, 55 percent of $50 bills currency.

Most of these bills are in the former Soviet Union countries and in Latin America.

Hard currency in day-to-day transactions.

Another 89 keep their currency in a tight trading range relative to the dollar.

In the foreign currency exchange market, the dollar rules.

trading involves the U.S. dollar and currency.

But most of these currencies are only used inside their own country.

The dollar as the world's currency.

The chart below shows a breakdown of the 10 most traded currencies in 2018.

Almost 40 percent of the world's debt is issued in dollars.

Non-American banks had $27 trillion in international liabilities denominated in foreign currencies.

If I were to tell you that going to work for someone else would make you a better entrepreneur, I’m pretty sure you’d think I’m crazy. The two career routes are, after all, polar opposites.

I used to think so. In fact, after a huge failure as a startup entrepreneur, I was forced to go back to work.

That was the only way to keep the world's banks from running out of dollars.

I could have asked for, and it got me back on my feet as a much better entrepreneur in the end.

When you work for someone else, you get a paycheck (why else would you do it, after all).

The United Kingdom held more liabilities denominated in dollars than in their own currencies.

But a lot of people with entrepreneurial aspirations don’t realize the other less tangible, but equally invaluable, payouts you get when you are someone else’s employee.

here are two critical things I’ve learned about taking a step back into a 9-to-5 job so you can become a much stronger entrepreneur in the end:

The dollar's strength is the reason world's currency.

Do you ever feel like you do the same thing every single day at work, and none of it really matters?

They also receive them from domestic businesses and travelers who redeem them for local currencies.

Here’s the good news: After the hectic pace of entrepreneurship, the structure of a regular workday can actually put you into a comfortable routine and give you an opportunity to build back your confidence.